Press releases
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US election 2020: a toolkit for ‘democracy-worthy’ coverage for journalists
As election day approaches in the US, journalists around the world are working in the most challenging environment of their lifetimes.
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Experts in Sport: Disordered eating - just how common is it in elite level sport?
Former England cricketer Freddie Flintoff’s recent BBC documentary ‘Living with Bulimia’ sparked conversations regarding eating disorders, particularly amongst elite level athletes. But how commonplace are such health challenges?
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Lost your motivation to work out? Here’s why – and how to get back on track
In the early phases of lockdown, the streets were teeming with runners and living rooms were a blur of uncoordinated star jumps and lunges. In fact, physical activity levels in the UK peaked around mid-to-late May, just before lockdown restrictions began to be eased. Now, after months of fluctuating social restrictions, many people are reporting on social media that they’ve suddenly lost their motivation to exercise.
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Low-income families will feel the financial pinch as coronavirus forces young adults to return home
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Anthony Joshua’s ‘secret weapon’ to spearhead new Boxing Centre of Excellence at Loughborough University
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New white paper published: Loughborough expert part of network working with journalists to improve the quality of US election coverage
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New data shows child poverty rates have risen sharpest in the Midlands and the North
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Learning before bedtime could improve memory – new study
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New £2.9m development centre will improve measurement and quality control for manufacturers
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International initiative aimed at reducing the use of biomass for cooking awards £826,000 to 14 new projects
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Life beyond COVID-19: What are Loughborough’s experts concerned about?
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New Industrial Policy and Insight Centre aims to accelerate manufacturing in the Midlands
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Buttock size matters: Researchers reveal a large gluteus maximus is key for sprint speed and performance after examining the anatomy of elite athletes
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£4 million centre for post-doctoral development in infrastructure, cities and energy to be launched
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New study aims to improve the health and wellbeing of professional wrestlers